A question to those who are clipping in...

[Aff]

If anyone is interested, seeing as I no longer have a road bike I'm selling my SiDI Genius 4's with Look Keo Red Cleats (9 degrees). Size 44.

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Will do a good deal for a BCFer.
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Current Bikes:Honda 929RR Fireblade, Honda CD200 Benly (Project), Stomp Z2 140
Electric Bike Project

[huskie69]

Quick update - got my pedals and shoes yesterday and went for my usual afternoon ride. Wish I'd had these when I first started off! What a difference!
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'10 Skyjet SJ125-23 - Crashed > '09 YBR 125 > '53 Suzuki SV650 - Died > 2010 Suzuki VanVan 125 > '87 Yamaha FZ750 Sold > VTR 1000 FireStorm - Sold > Honda CB1000R

[Ghost]

Let us know when you have your first stack, it's bound to happen once you first start using spds!

You've probably already worked this out but set up the float as loose as possible to start off with, that way chances are even if you panic and forget you're clipped in your foot will still come out if you yank it hard enough. I changed to clips last winter after years of flat pedals on all my bikes, now my downhill bike is the only one that still has flat pedals!

[mudcow007]

everyone has a "clipless moment" or two. once you get them out of the way it doenst happen any more

i ride on M520 pedals, they have adjustable tensioners for your cleats. slacken em totally off so you can just pull your foot out of the pedal when it all goes tits up